The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, May 04, 1871, Image 3
| ?amdj2n journal.
' THURSDAY, MAY 4\
lleli^ioiu !s??r>iccii i'or Mexth'cini
3 ><h:j, jfay 7lh.
Methodist Church?Kev. A. J.
Stokes, Pastor?11 A.M. and 8 P.
M. Sunday School 91 A. M. Lcc^
turc and ...Prayqr. Meeting every
9k AVcdncsAy 'al^lh
MF Cpiseopal Church?llev. J. Stcinfort
A A. M. 5 P. M.
mm llapfcist-r- Kev. A. K. Durham, TasW
tor?^11 A. M., and 8 P. M. ?
Presbyterian?Rev. S. H. Hay, Pas\
.tor?10} A. M., 5 P. M.
^ Omission.
We omittcd^o state in our last issue, in
i connection u"t? lithe killing of Chaclrs
Saxon by Ken* "Whitaker, that all the
parties connected with the tragedy, were
colored." Wfe StaH3 snfiiclertf of the causes
leatrtng?u> i?Ho pHircnt the Daily Union of
Columbia from getting up a fia'St class Ku
Klux sensation.
Religious Services.
During the past week, religious services
W of'tui unnsuully solemn nnd impressive
character, have been in progress, in the
l&tMiodist CliuA-h" The Presiding Elder of
-timotew District a\id others assisted the
Hi Pastor. IV o hone that much good has
' b?en effected, ttnJ*fhat'these meetings may
occur nmre frequently."
t
Iucrounc of 1'olicc Force.
1 The Tow n Wtmetllinvc doubled the number
of policemen, for the present, in order
that t^e security of the peaco and quiet of
the town may be better protected. It is
itTbV'hoped thnt'flio'nuisance of firing guns
1...1
pistols about the streets my dc aouieu,
and our citizens have a warrant th at their
property is safe from robbery or incendiarism.
_ We Altink the measure a good one,
und caUcd for by the prevalence of such
moisancos as the one above Itlludcd to.
IMOecsnn Convention.
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The annual convention of the P. E.
Church, in the Diocese of South Carolina,
.viltkbeiteld in St. Phillips Church, Charles'oa
the second Thurstly of May, the lltli
itiat., atlO o'clock At M. To aid in the
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dispatch of business, the clergy are requested
to prepare their parochial reports, with
particular uUention to tic contribution lists,
which must run from the 1st of May, 1870,
to 1st May 1871, so they may be handed in
on or before the openingof the Convention.
Confirmation.?The Charleston Xcics of
Monday says:
This impressive religious rite took place
yesterday forenoon at St.'Phillip'sj Episcopal
Church, in the presence of a crowded
end appreciative assembly,, the service being
performed .by t lie lliglit ltevcrend Bishop
t Davis, assisted by the "Reverends AV. B. AV.
Howe and John Johnson, the latter preaching
the sermon. About twenty ladies, and
several <rmtlei.'ien were continued.
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l fi?rir hvc w^ any Coni'e< e.atc soldiers who
lost their lives in defending our homes, buried
in our Cemetery ? If so, the decoration
of the Confederate graces throughout the
late Confederacy, Cfkesjdiide on tiie 1 Oth,
of Mat*, instant/
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Are ?wr-dead tb be neglected?
J52?" A Canary Bird escaped from his
I cage on list' Sunday lAoruiug, belonging to
a gentleman in Town.
Kii-Klux.
1'odics of armed men were camped near
Columbia last. week. Their destination is
supposed to bojhirCapital.
I ' Nt:wlb?ass Bank.?An independent brass
i band has yajyUiVetK/'oriued by the young
gentlemen of outs/ToWn. We understand
from Jtko l'rofcsor -chat the instruments
have arrived.
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T?r.\T i A. ttiiimo i\v Piwrmuan Tim
L-.w. 7"
last hour.?t"??f the sction 'Of Congress were
improved by Ben Butler in making a "perfc
sona. explanation,'* which ended in fierce
squabble -with Book, of Kentucky, nud
^ Farnswortli, of Illiiiois, in which Butler
W was terribly excoriated. The scene was
disgraceful in the extreme. '
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8?-Thc Queen not only pi rmitted ih s Princess
Louise to be married in Lent, but according
to an English paper, selected Good
I , Friary as the occasion for feasting her tcnl
antry sK. Balmoral in honor of the marriage.
L Tlicre am much singing, toasting, and
cheering, and dancing continued until long
after midnight.
MARKIfcff?On <iic27th ult., by llcv. J
E. RodgT^vdUj^^AjfES Kixo, and Miss
Emma ulyburb. air-v^j^rshaw District
f * Alabama Claims.?We areinformod tlia
j, the most persistent and unyielding of tin
5 private citizens who have claims vs. tin
6 BritishGorernment nrejDr. J. CL Aver ?
Co., of Lowell, Mass.. the manufacturers o
| medicines. They will consent to ' nothin{
less than that 'demand for medicines de
Btroyed by tho British pirates shall be pait
in gold and in dollars to (he last cent.?
They are emboldened by-tlic fact that tin
I destruction of Uiei^usoods by tho English ir
Chin* and* eWwh?Vc (foiVtrhcre arc not
that troublesome nation trampling upor
uomeWdy.T) have hitherto been paid in ful
nndMiey now say that they shall be. Thej
however propose this compromise:?Giv<
us Canada und we will call it oven, because
we can then send our remedies there with
- out duty.? Wasluinyton ,Nevs.
State South Carolina,
KEIISIIAW COUNTY.
ttij1 James F. 'Sutfurldnif, J. P.
I Whereas, JSO. I. XRANTIIAM madi
puit to me to grant him Letters of Admin
is'tratioii on the estate pf William Dear*
jpBD, decea$?d._ >. / . .
These are, therefore, to eite and admon
ish all and singular the kindred an<l,crcdi
tgof th? said WilJLiaw JL)raJceford, tlxu.
they be and appear- before me, ip the Cour
of Probate to be held in Camden oh the 8tl
day ofiJufifN 1871, after -tl(o publicatioi
hereof at TtVelock lh the forenoon, t<
show cause if any they have, why the saic
I Administration should not be granted.
[ Given under* tny-hand this 4th day of May
I
k J. F. 8CTHERLANJ), J. P.
f WC-t" . -
f \OTICE.
[ ALL pcritfohtfjuituig CATTLE, for gait
I of any description, will do well to call 01
> the undertifyted- T. J..3MJTHL,
i May 1.?lrn. *; Ganulen, S. C.
Publications.
'fur. Souther^ Cultivator fob Mat.
A most excellent number, full of plain,
practical, reliable, original matter. The
iiumorous suggestions it contains, arc prepared
by practical, intelligent working men,
who know what they talk and writo about.
Thocditors, whilst advocating progress, are
not visionary, but conservative practical
men, who appreciate the situation of the
Southern fanner, and arc doing their best
to help him. We should be glad to sco the
Cultivator in the hands of every reudcr of
the JotitXAL, nstlio impetus it would give
to agriculture, would react upon our own
business, and that of every other man in the
community.
"CoLtEUE and CoLLF.GICJl"
la the title of an interesting address delivered
before the Alumni Association of
ho frvMr>rrn of Charleston. on Commence-'
inent Day, (March 28,) by Hon. W. D. Porter.
Hon. II. D. Lesesne, President of the
Board. of Trustees, will please accept our
thanks for a copy.
We have received the catalogue of University
of Virginia for 1870-71. It is in a
flourishing condition, and numbers 447 students?about
-30 from South Curolina. We
notice the name of our young friend Elias
Mii.lkr Boykim.
Travellers nvc always liable to sudden at
tacks oi llyscntary ana wuoicru jioruus,
and these occurring when absent from home
urc very unpleasant. The Pain Killer may
be relied upon in such cases. As soon as
yon feel the symptoms, take one tcuspoonful
in a gill of new milk and molasses and a gill
of hot wuter, stir well together and drink
hot. Repeat the dose every hour until relieved.
If the pains be severe, bathe the
bowels and back with the medicine clear.
In cases of Asthma and Phthisic, take a
tenspoonfnl in a gill of hot water sweetened
well with molasses; also bathe the throat
1 and stomoche faithfully with the medicine
clear.
Dr. Sweet says it takes out the soreness
in cases of bonesctting faster than anything
- lie ever applied.
. Fishermen so often exposed to hours by
having their skin pierced with hookB, and
i fins of fish, can be relieved by bathing with
the Pain Killer as soon as the accident occurs;
in this way the anguish is soon aba
ted: bathe as often as once in five minutes,
say throe or four times, and you will seldom
have any trouble.
The bites and scratches of dogs and cats
arc soon cured by bathing with the Pain
Killer clear. .
May 4.. - Ira.
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S. CAROLINA RAIL ROAD.
trfr'sr*
On and after Saturday, April I, JS7J,the
schedule of the Camden Train wilt be as follows
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CAMDEN AND COLUMBIA.
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Satnrdeys.
Leave Cu union at. G 00 A. M.
Arrive ut Cohuubia at.... 10 40 A. M.
Leave Columbia at 1 25 P. M.
Arrive at Camden at 6 00 P. M.
CAMDEN AND KING8VILLE.
On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays,
Leave Camden at 9 50 A. M.
Arrive at Kiiifsvillo at.... I 20 P.M.
Aeave Kingsvitle ut 2 150 P. M.
Lrrive at Camden at G 00 P. M.
By order of the Vice President,
A. B. DESAUSSURE,Agent.
Camden Murch, 30, J87I. '
oumi Chamber,
APRIL 24th, 1871. !
ORDERED, That the Recorder and
Marshall uive notice, that the Books for tho
receipt of Town Taxes, will l?o closed on tho
15th day of May, 1871. All Taxes unpaid ut
u<;il lia /tlnsa/l Kv 1? taai it inn n.
ill'llf llllir, "III VV V.vovw u J ?
gainst defaulters.
J. K. WITHERSrOON,
Marshall und Recorder.
Extract from Minutes. 3t.
THE GREAT FIRE IN RICHMOND.
Herring's Safes
IN THE SPOTSWOOD
$23,500 IN CURRENCY,
and the Rooks, Papers, Silver and Valuables
of the Spotswood Hotel and the
Adams' A: Southern Express
Compauies, are
: SATED IN HERRING'S SAFES.
Office of Adams Express Co.
No. 51) Broadway, y
New York. Dec, 31, lb70.
i Messrs. Herring, Parrel & Sherman: Our
Agent at Richmond writes: "Wo got thro'
to night dryfhg and fixing up the money from
p. the into fire. The contents of the safe?$23,"SaeUu^bilis
we recovered. It was a Herring
Safe, andB Rood one, certain. Yours truly,
"I. C. BABCOCK, Treasurer."
f Messrs. Herring, Parrel & Sherman, N. Y.
p ?Gents: The two Safes of your manufac5
i...... ?ttra in "?<* on thn tti/irnuiff
lUIC, umrii ww utiu III MOV ?I. ?mv PS
. of tlio 25th inst., nt the disastrous fire which
destroyed the Spotswood Hotel and ndjoin[
ing block of buildings, hare given full satis!
faction, and served to prevent the destruction
1 of some $20,UHU in currency, besides the valf
uablo papers and books enclosed therein. It
1 was iuipossiblo for workmen to excavate the
1 Safe until nearly 80 hours after the fire.
r Respectfully, J. P. GIBSON,
1 Ass't Sup't for Adams &. Southern Ex.
sCos., Richmond, Va. Dec. 20,1870.
LETTER FROM J, M. SUBLITT & CO ,
m Proprietors of the Spotswood.
Richmond, Va., Dec. 29, 1870.
Messrs. Herring, Parrel & Sherman.?
Gents: On the morning of the 25th inst., wo
were fortunate enough to have one of your
Herring's Patent Champiou Safes, which fell
into the cellar among a burning mass of
s ruins. After the lire, to our utmost surprise
- we found tho contents, consisting of valuable
- papers, money and some silver ware, all in
good order. Had it not been for your Her
ring's Safe we would have los^ everything.
J. M. SUULITT & CO.
[ HERRING'S
; PA TENT CPA MP10N SA FES,
> The most Reliable Protection from Fire now
1 known.
HERRING'S NEW PATENT
Champion Bankers' Safe
Tho Best Protection against Burglars
Tools extant.
HERRING, FARREL & SHERMAN,
251 Broadway.'cor. Murray at,, N. Y.
FARRKL, HERRING &, Co., Philadelphia.
5 HERRING &. Co.. Chicago.
1 HERRING, FAItUEL & SHERMAN, N.
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EiglitceiiTears of
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ESTABLISHED IN 1852.
OLDEST 'SUPERPHOSPHATE MAJ
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Nitrogen and Sopei
COMPO!
Bones, Bliospliatic <
Ammonical Ani:
Snlnhur
No Salt, riastcr, Salt Cake, Nitro Cake,
Kind used.
The Ammonical Animal Matter in Mapea' N
the flpsh (containing JO per cent. Ammonia) hi
I nia,) of Beeves, Horses, Fish and other Animn
! Price $50 Cash
Sond for ramphlet.
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GENERAL AGEN1
C. B. BURNS, Agent, Camden, S. C.
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SOLUBLE J
AA
SULPIIUB
MANUFACTURE
JETIWAN
CHARLES
BY '
SULPHURIC ACID AND SUF
THE now well-known ETIWAN GUANO
phates ot South Carolina. These Phosphates
quire to be ground to powder, and made Soli
now in operation the largest Sulphuric Acid CI
to manufacture at the lowest rntes, the highe
greater the proportion of Soluble Phosphate wl
tity required per acre. In order to make the
sufficient quantities are added. With these vie
ETIWAJf
Warrnnted to contain from 15 to 20 Per Cent
from 2 to-2 1-2 per cent, of AMMONIA, with
and POTASH, to adapt it to all crops. Prico
iuterest 7 per cent, per annum.
"Thicfcrklvr
Of high grade, suitable for Manufacturers or foi
izer, and specially adapted for compost As h
dissolve the Phosphate, this will bo found a che
rial. The grade furnished will be from 18 to 2
840 per ton cash. On time, 840, with interest
will l>e furnished to order, at an additional prici
Compound Ac
Specially prepared foi composting with cotton
per ton Aash; on time, 840 with interest at 7 p
GBOUNr
At much lower rates, consisting simply of th<
Price 820 per ton, cosh. On time, and int
WM. 0.
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D. L. DeSAUSSURE & CO.,
AgeDts, CAMDEN, S. C.
N. B.?The per centoge of Dissolved Bone
Etiwans, is ascertained at the Works by their
ser be dissatisfied, ho may return average earn
after delivery, and they will bo analyzed anew,
teed, will be made good to him by the Compan;
February 2. 2
NEW STORE.
Wholesale and Retail
GRAIN
AND
PROVISION DEALER.
Has on band and is constantly receiving
supplies of
CORN, BACON, SUGAR, FLOUR,
MOLASSES, SYRUPS, SOAP,
STARCH, CANDLES, &C.
Canned Goods.
SARDINES,
SALMON,
TOMATOES,
COVE OYSTERS,
LOBSTERS, LARD, &C.
FLOUR.
From Common to Fine GRADES, at LU>
TRICES
Suit dries,
CRACKERS, CHEESE, TOBACOn
MUSTARD, PICKLES, &C.
All of which will be told at a small aa,
vance on first cost, for
CASH.
Will make heavy advances on consignments
to bis friends in Baltimore. The at<
tion of buyers is respectfully solicited.
D. W. JORDAN, Agent.
Cotton Food,
I hare on hand, a supply of tho shore
named popular
fertilizer. .
Price at Factory in Baltimore, $55,00 per
Ton, and will be sold here at that price with
freight added. Several of the most successful
planters in this neighborhood consider it
ecjual,~lf Dot superior to the Peruvian Guano,
ot which so much has been said. The foi<
lowing named gentlemen are referred to aa
knowing its merits;
Col. W. M. SHANNON, Mnj. JOHN
CANTEY, Col. R.JM. SIMS, and others.
ThiB Fertilizer combines EXCELLENCE
and CHEAPNESS; is equal in itq results to
Peruvian Guano, and of more permanent
benefit to the soik
It matures the crop three to four weoki in
advance, and greatly increases the yield.
D. \V. JORDAN, Agent. , :
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Practical Succcisr^
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PATENTED Dec. 20,1859. '
STUFACTUHED IN THIS COUNTRY".
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LPES'
'phosphate of Lime.
3ED OF
>uano, Concentrated
mal Matter and
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ic -A-Cid. ;
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NOll ANY ADULTERANT
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i|ro^niflod ?uperphospatej3f Liine, .cfltnswtj of
Yd t ho'blood (CO n 14 i m Fi g jy p 8 r c e n WfrAjujla
lifter expression of tUp fat and oil by steam.
?$GO (mTiine.C,\ >
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NSNAJ^ & HOWELL, J. j
.'8, 128 Eut Bay, Charleston, S. C.
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March, 16.?1m.
GUANOS,
ilANURES,
ID * . <
tic acii>, ?
ID AT THE
WORKS.
I
TON, S. C.
rHE
'ERPHOSPHATE COMPANY.
is manufactured from the Native Bono Phot*
in their natural state are Insoluble, and re?
ible bv Sulphuric Acid. This Company have
inmbers at the South, and are, therefore, able
at grnde of fertilizers; it being clear that the
fiich any Fertilizer contains, the less the quan?
Fertilizer complete, Ammonia and Potash in
ivs the Company manufacture and offer for sale
GUjUTOS,
t. of Dissolved Bone Phosphate of Lime, and
a sufficient addition of PERUVIAN GUANO
$55 per toD, cash; ou time, $60 per too, and
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d Bono,
r Planters teing in itself an excellent Fertil.
irgo quantities of Sulphuric Acid are used to
sap and convenient way to transoovt tho mateIt
per cant. Dissolved Bono Phosphate. Price
at 7 per cent, per ahnuui. Still higher grades
3 por cehtage,
id Phosphate,
seed and other plantation manures. Prico $35
er cant per annum.
> BONE,
j Nativo Boho Phosphates ground to powder,
emst at 7 per cent, per annum.
BEE & CO.,
gents, No. 14 A Jgc?s Wharf,
CHARDELTON, S. C-".
PhnenWo of Lime, and Ammonia in all the
Chemist, beforo delivery. Should any purchaiples
of any purchase, within thirty (30) days
and any deficiency in the per centage guaranf'
n .
2 2m.
liquors! liquors!
Having ope tied
"First Class Bar Room,
I am prepared to famish those who leel dis?
posed, with an excellent artiole of
CORN WHISKEY,
RYE WHILKEY,
BOURBON WHISKEY, ,
MONONGEHALA WHISKEY,
GIN. RUM, &C.
Malaga Wine,
Sherry Wine,
Madeira W ine,
Port Wine,
BLACkfeERRY BRANDY,
GINGER BRANDY,
HI IBM HI. StilliXAl'l'O,
ALSO
COiampasne
IN BOTTLES,
Fresh Ale and Lager
Beer on Draught.
B. M. SMITII,
General Liquor Dealer,
S doors above the Market, Bioad-st,
Camden, S. C.
Has always on hnn4, a select stock o
LIQUORS,
of all kinds nnd BEST QUALITY, toonogo
he respectfully invites the attentionof the'
public, nnd solicits a share of their pa on ago
Maroh 113.
.TTTST RECEIVE!)
A Fine Lot of CHEWING TOBACCO
and CIGARS, Cinnamon CORDIAL, WILD
CHERRY, Brandy, Ale and Porter, Soda?
Water, in Bottle*, Schiedam Schnapps-r
French Braody, at reduced price*.
B. M. SMITH.
Pepper, Spices,
Starch, Corn Starch, and Arrow Root,
For Sale by
HODGSON & DUNLAP.
Medicines, &c.
A complete supply of the most popular Patent
Medicines. Also, Hostettei-s, Plantation,
and German Bitter*. For Sale by
HODGSON & DUNLAP.
Axle Grease,,
By tho Box or Keg.
' HpDGSQN &, DITNLAP."
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"WiMDftfERTILiER,"
v ! ' OF THIS POtlULAH FEKTELIZEB
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HAS BEEN REDUCED FOR THE
SEASON 1871,
TO MEET THE NECESSITIES OF THE .
IFLAJSTl'IXTa- COlVCXvdZTTIsrXT-Sr
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AND HAS BEEN FiXEl) AT
CASH?Fifty Dollars per Ton of 2,00010s, at Factory.
'TIM?Fifty-five Dollars per Tqn of 2,000 lbs. at
Factory,
Payable 1st November.;18J1, WITHOUT INTEREST.
WM.C.DUKES&CO.,
AGENTS*
rUARi ktom $ ft
WJ # timiaw I w a W| w* wm - . vr
W. 0. GERALD & CO., Agents, Camden, SvC, v
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'^^^WHANNS
tmIts. 1 RAW BONE
8 MANUFACTURED BY ! I
I WILMINGTON,DELjg
fco^0W,HERW^lv5l .
|pffiSN FAcr0^J^m "
n PI-B PH ?SP H A n
THE GBEAT
.
Fertilizer For Cotton and all Crops.
The unparallellcd success of this Great Fertilizer 00 ALL CROPS, proved
to ho the REST and CHEAPEST Manure now offered in the market. *'
It has been used by many of the most eminent Planters in the South, and
Eevery single instance it has giverr Entire Satisfaction
Oh COTTON its effects have been particularly marked. It is no rare thing -*
for WHANN'S PHOSPHATE to increase the yield from ONE HUNDRED
TO TWO HUNDRED PER CENT., or even moro 1
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Mr. George C. Dixon, an eminent planter of Cameron, Ga., in a letter to tht
Jlanncr <t* Planter, says that in an experiment with seven leading Superphot*
phates and Guanos, the Whann's proved itself the best of all those tried, paying
a net profit at the low market rate of $20 90 per acre of cotton.
B2!7~ A copy of Mr, Dixon's letter furnished on application.
FOHSALEBT
CLAGHORN, HERRING & CO.,
Charlbston, S. 0., and Augusta, Qa.
Jan: 19. / 8n?
REMOVAL.
: BAUM BE O H..
Having removed from their. Old^Stand, to their
NEW, ZELIEQ-JUST
: * AND
COMMODIOUS BUILDING
At the corner of Broad and Rntledge^Streets.
Thcw ould invite their friends and the public at large to examine the- '
Recent Additions to tiieir ?tock?
Which they havti endeavored to render
Corresponding: to tlicir Building.
Thankful forj)astfavors,.we would ask a continuance of the same, confident
that our patrons .will be compensated for calling, by the '
hbmar-hlabijt low ipxuosa
At w ch we have marko stock in consequently: of the
LATE DEGMNE IN COTTON.
p m: bacm bboh..
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